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Story Archaeology

Story Archaeology

著者： Chris Thompson and Isolde Carmody
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Story Archaeology combines the knowledge and skills of the storyteller with academic exploration of ancient texts. The main focus is the Irish tradition but at https://storyarchaeology.com, you will find an archive of podcast articles, stories and translations as well as new podcast conversations with people from around the world who have ‘Stories in the Landscape’ to share.storyarchaeolgy.com by Chris Thompson and Isolde Carmody is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License. 世界 社会科学
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  • Sinann ~ The Journey of a Story

    Sinann ~ The Journey of a Story
    2026/08/08
    The story of Sinann, who gave her name to the river Shannon, was first recorded, in written form, in the Metrical Dindshenchas, 'the Lore of Prominent Places'. Such tales morph and shapeshift as they are retold through time yet still retain unexpected applicabilities. Join Chris as she traces her own meandering journey in Sinann's company. A transcript for this episode is available A selection of Story Archaeology links for this episode Isolde and I shared two conversations on the story of Sinann. Mythical Woman 1 ~ Sinann was the first episode we ever recorded. Later in series 5 we added a lot of new information to the topic in Revisiting Sinann . The Sinann Poems from the Dindshenchas with translations by Isolde More poems about Sinann from the Metrical Dindshenchas The re-telling of the story as written in the Barrel Store by the Shannon Conversations with Ralph Kenna. The first covers Myths and Maths and the Arts for Sinann competition The second introduces and discusses the ÉIRÍ project The Kyiv Bylyny Cycle: a new paper from Professor Ralph Kenna The Extraordinary Story of Sinann, a paper led by Ralph Kenna in 2023 A Conversation with Professor Patrick Nunn A short video based on the presentation given at the 2023 International Association for Comparative Mythology Conference at Rathcroghan Arts Projects: Links on Story Archaeology The Arts Projects page contains links to The Arts for Sinann, and ÉIRÍ project, Celtic Eye, Clare Millege's Sinann installation and much more. For more recent and upcoming projects involving the story of Sinann. listen to A Conversation with Tamlyn Young, a Limerick lecturer and artist specialising., especially in her current project on augmented reality art and storytelling or A Conversation with Philippa Klaiper an artist, specialising in photography. I add my current video children's version of the Sinann story below https://youtu.be/cSjIrlrwyCc?si=xTLdHaumrjEFGrpL
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    33 分
  • Chris’ Ramble 24 ~ Welcome to the Otherworld

    Chris’ Ramble 24 ~ Welcome to the Otherworld
    2026/05/30
    William Robinson: Tallanbanna with cloud front. 1988 The Irish Otherworld goes by many names, Tír na mBeo, the Land of the Living, or Emhain Abhlach, the Plain of Apples, for example. It is a world that, in Irish mythology, lies unseen, adjacent to our own, a source of beauty and fertility and occasionally, danger. Join Chis as she explores its boundaries and wonders if it is, indeed, unique. This audio article is based on a paper I wrote a while back now, but for some reason was not published on Story Archaeology. A transcript with notes included is available for this episode. Links for this episode Echtrae Nerai Story 1 ~ Corpse Carrying For Beginners Story 2 ~ Dindshenchas Episode: 08 Tochmarc Étaíne (Dindshenchas: Episodes 09, 10 and 11) The Story Of Macha Compert Con Culainn Circling the Táin 03: The Birth Pangs of Ulster Download the transcript for this episode containing notes and further references.
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    35 分
  • Chris’ Ramble 23 ~ Animal Companions in Early Irish Law and Folklore

    Chris’ Ramble 23 ~ Animal Companions in Early Irish Law and Folklore
    2026/05/13
    Animal companions have played a variety of important roles in human societies over the millenia. Join Chris as she explores how dogs, cats and even the occasional crane, have been regarded and regulated both in the comprehensive early Irish law texts and Irish stories, mythology and folklore. Oweynagat: Cave of the Cats Links for this Episode This episode includes Isolde's explanation of the many grades of poet that existed, File, Bards, and even Bramble Hounds A useful article on the background to pre-Norman, early Irish law. The Lost Legal System: Pre-Common Law Ireland and the Brehon Law by Dr Noelle Higgins Fled Bricrenn: The Road to Cruachan
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    29 分
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